Agent Liberty # 1 1992 VF/NM

Agent Liberty # 1, released by DC Comics on June 30, 1992 (with a September 1992 cover date), launched the solo ongoing series for the paramilitary hero. The series was written by Dan Jurgens, who also provided pencils and cover art. 

"On A Wing And A Prayer" 

The issue picks up after the events of the "Panic in the Sky" crossover event, where Agent Liberty played a key role in fighting Brainiac's invasion force. 

• The Status Quo: U.S. government Agent Benjamin Lockwood has left the shadowy organization known as The Circle. He now operates independently as Agent Liberty, believing his former employers have been corrupted and are pursuing a dangerous agenda.
• The Conflict: Lockwood is attempting to track down other agents of the Circle who are engaging in nefarious activities. He is forced to confront a new enemy, the formidable powerhouse Iron Cross, who is using high-tech armor.
• The Villain's Goal: Iron Cross is attempting to locate the remains of the alien Warworld from the previous crossover, seeking to salvage its technology for his own purposes.
• A Civilian Concern: A secondary plotline introduces Janice Raymond, a news reporter investigating the Circle and the appearance of the new hero, adding a journalistic perspective to the  government conspiracy storyline.  
• Agent Liberty (Benjamin Lockwood): The independent, high-tech hero who has severed ties with his former government employers.
• Iron Cross: A new antagonist in armored power-suit technology.
• Janice Raymond: A reporter for a national news outlet investigating the events surrounding the Circle. 
• Writer/Penciler: Dan Jurgens
• Inker: Steve Mitchell